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Flowers Are Everywhere

It’s as if we went to sleep in New York and woke up in Tahiti. Floral prints showed up on almost every runway: big and splashy or demure and pastel, tight bouquets or enormous single blooms. Come spring, the usual black, white, and beige urban uniform is going to feel like drudgery.

  • Published Nov 26, 2007

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